Tomorrow's Social Calendar Adorns Wilson Street Venues
Tomorrow's events include P I A at 3:20 p.m. History at West Texas State Teachers College and sewing groups led by Mrs. Weatherby at 1201 Harrison. Needle clubs with Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Blackburn at 999 Florida and 1510 Polk. La Costura with Mrs. Underwood at 1909 Van Buren at 3. Business and Professional Women's dinner at Amarillo Hotel 6:15. Municipal Choir at Central Presbyterian Hall with sight reading lecture. Canyon Girls Club at 3 with Mrs. Davis. P E O with Mrs. Harris at 1507 Monroe at 3. Peter Pan Bridge Club luncheon at Polly Garden Palo Duro hotel with Mrs. Nichols at 1:30. La Aquillee Needle Club postponed to fourth Tuesday due to illness. Ladies Auxiliary B R T to meet at Odd Fellows Hall 306 East Fifth. re she meets first and third Tuesdays at 2.
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Polk Street
la Costura
I. EB. Underwood
van Buren Street
Business and
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Hall
Canyon Girls Club
J. M. Davis
West Sixteenth Street
M. B. Harris
Monroe Street
Peter Pan Bridge Club
Jack Nichols
Polly Garden
Palo Duro Hotel
la Aquillee Needle Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
B. of R. T
Odd Fellows Hall
East Fifth Street
Golf link boom reshapes West Coast golf scene
The article traces a mid-century golf expansion from Pinehurst to Dixie and the Pacific Coast. It notes pilgrimages fueling intermediate centers, plans for long links toward the Gulf, a record purse tourney in the South, and efforts by Norman Macbeth E C Tubbs and Scott Chrisholm to expand courses from San Diego to Vancouver.
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Pinehurst
White Sulphur Springs
French Lick
Hot Springs
Dixie
Gulf Coast
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Chicago
California
Norman Macbeth
E. C. Tubbs
Scott Chrisholm
San Diego
Victoria
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Rivalry grows over winter golf players across coastlines
Chicago reports a rising passion for winter golf as a tourist draw, with rivals spread from the Atlantic and Gulf coasts through Texas New Mexico and Arizona to Victoria DC. The sport expands fastest in Vierna where many courses have opened in recent years.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Gulf
Texan
New Mexico
Arizona
Victoria
D.C
Vierna
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Partial Story Elements
The readable text presents garbled phrases and truncated names, suggesting a historical article with literary or editorial content. It mentions characters, a civic setting, and reflections on reading and imagination, but key details and context are missing or indecipherable.
Prodigal's Return Inspires Spring Amid Fruit Tree Lore
A fragmented synopsis recalls Gwen and Meagke amid orchard scenes. The piece traces the Prodigal narrative through spring winds and peach tree imagery, touching on hometown history and religious themes.
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Gwen
Mate
Bento Neweckepa
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Camilla Wheatley
Tiachael Caldwell
Joe Gorey
Thelma Wheatley
Shirley Cole
Ada Beas Johnson
Frederic Woodruff
G. C. McDaniel
Amber Darnall
Marjorie Warren
Noel Dernall
J. PP. Godsey
Jommy Lair
Valerie Johnson
P. E O
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Axtell
Hall
Robert Axtell
Axtell Conservatory of Music
Municipal Auditorium
LaVern Brown
Mozelle
Maryle Hall
Marjorie Reed
David Ayres Park
Murray Elson
Ethel Walters
Marvin Brummett
Harold Florman
Pueblo
Colorado
This City
Henry Gould
Madison Street
Amarillo Country Club
St Patrick's Day
Merry Makers Orchestra
New York City
Margaret Seewald
Lillian Horsbrugh
Leewald
Miss Horsbrugh
Washington
DC. C
Irene Hatcher
P. EB. Keeler
Sally Anne
Sally Anne Carewe
Edwin Carewe
Mary Akin
Carewe
Miss Akin
Juarez
Mexico
Mark
Enid and
Alver
Hirituwh
Guideowts + Company
Gatounh
Eerie
Perry Eerie
Norma
Polk St
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